Why? Sailing solo and non-stop around Antarctica, again: Lisa Blair
In 2017 Lisa Blair became the first woman to sail solo around Antarctica. Earlier this year she set sail again, determined to become the fastest person ever to complete the journey.On this episode of ...
14 Apr 202234min
Working with rural landholders to stop extinction: David Parker
David Parker is the Senior Threatened Species Officer at the NSW Department of Planning & Environment and Chair of the National Recovery Plan for the Plains-wanderer. In his role David works with rur...
29 Mars 202228min
How Indigenous Elders read the stars: Duane Hamacher
Duane Hamacher is an astronomer and associate professor at the University of Melbourne who has specific interests in cultural astronomy and Indigenous sciences. His new book, The First Astronomers - ...
8 Mars 202237min
How drones can help to save our forests: Aymeric Maudous
Aymeric Maudous grew up in the French countryside of the Bordeaux region and moved to Australia 17 years ago. After years of being a successful marketer in the US he eventually decided to follow his c...
1 Mars 202251min
Deep earth evolution - everything you need to know and why it’s important: Alan Collins
Alan Collins is a professor at the University of Adelaide who is interested in the deep earth evolution of our planet and its effect on our atmosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere. He leads the Tectonic...
21 Feb 202237min
How Tim Jarvis went from polar explorer to passionate environmentalist (Rebroadcast)
Tim Jarvis had his fair share of suffering being a polar adventurer and going through extremes. But in order to recreate two epic journeys by Sir Douglas Mawson and Sir Ernest Shackleton, from the Her...
8 Feb 202238min
Here's how to save what's left of our coral reefs: Dean Miller (Rebroadcast)
Dr. Dean Miller is a marine biologist, adventurer, film maker, photographer and writer. He is also the managing director of the NGO ‘Great Barrier Reef Legacy’ which is a group of experts dedicated to...
31 Jan 202231min
